r
J Tft wabegua to receive corurLsrlcatica
septal tT
Iroia otar frlenla on ssyaBd all trt'scu
seBenltatemttai" p 'Tr:,rr--: ;
Tie naraa ct taa fr.t-r ritst Hvtzts ta
atsbed to the toaxax. . ' " ;
I ICoamtto!rat!oxi nxut be ncn?a ea cal
one side ol the paper. "
Pewonanaca mtist be avoided ; .
Aa4 U 1 espadally aad particularly icaier
tood Uiat the Editor does Wt always eadoi se
the views of corrcrpoadcits crVii" ta tUU
ia the editorial oolxunna.
JOSUT. .
,C 14.00. Six moatha, rrOO. Tkrte
ao month. cnu.
B8 Vui b dearo! by errter tree
rirV, ... prt of tl city, at tb abore
2rs "7 fall-
VOL. VIII.
W LMINGTON. N." C FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1884.
NO.141
Sundays- tx-
. r..w nriw hns the larvcst
. , die drtiiLilio of any newspaper
' ui I !ctkbratedin U cstmirutcr
j5 J '
Mr Will. n.My. r.c
the leading
discovered
jltl:ei ate t c thousand cltbits
i ia city.
y-c. Moljcka. cn the cvo or cm
.kr2r.r Kurorc cn Saturday, told
.'ijT.r that she Had made $70,000
I...:- the past unexampled season.
'
4-in J i rd res?, said to ha-c been
. i v i hrlema2ue. is one of the
?i;:irt of Hildesheim, Hanover.
KLQkH gujMcJand iug?od. and
i4 as thick as a man a
:n jo r
Mr Jhn !. Sullivan has arranged a
mitl'i !u;;in2 tournament, lo open in
N Ycrk city on the 30th. at which
U h;jp'!y invite all the figMing
cuTj'ioc of the world to come and be
ksocktd oat. i
Mr. Frank, of Chicago, who recently
f:i heir to $30,000. a sum unexpectedly
tucatiied to her by the late Michael
Kk. cf im Francisco, has given the
Bocej to establish in tbe former city a
Uxe Ut Jewish orphan.
life's name is composed of six let
un. He was nominated on Friday,
.Lichi spelled with six letters, the
s ith tliy id the week, the sixth day of
the uoslh and the sixth mouth of the
)tir. Seven i the lucky number, so he
osirs within one of it.
... -
Cap'- C.eorce A. ierkin. of the
Idled States navy, is id to bo its
wealthiest ol&ccr. Uo possesses,
tirouh his wife, a fortuno of $7,000,-
CeO. MT. I'erwios was a uaufcuw: w
lleUte Wm. F. Weld, of lloston. the
'&;et roan at ths time of h:s death
la .Vew Eoi'and.
The anti-Sabbatarian movement In
Icba arrears to bo slowly making
Lead way uuJer the lead of judicious
aaJ conservative reformers. These
ticntbcot wish the observance of
Suadsy relaxed, but they iasist that
the public shall hav access to rational
a:J hca!thy amusements on that day.
Ttcre U a man in New York who
calms that his wife is smarter than
'f'red Ward. Sac persuaded him to ln
tot $300. acd it increased until there
wu 10.500 to his credit. She then
coJe him draw out $10,000 to buy her
s brown stoco house Sho now has her
kocso acd the original $500 is the cx
tett of his less.
Ttt lLondoa hkonomisl for April suras
the investigation in respect to Indian
kat as follows: The area under
Lcit culture in India is about 20,000,
toicrcj. and the yield between 5,500.
tWaad 6.000,000 tons. The area of
rriury might Lo increased 6,000,000
atJ. jiclfing I,C50,000 tons.
From a recent Parliamentary report,
ioicg the number of illiterate yolcrs
rwcnlcd at the British geoeral leclion
c I:"0. it appears thnt in constitucn
where there were contests, in Kng-
.iij aad Wales, there were Q2G illit
erxto To'.es-rccorded out ot a total num
br oa the register of 2. 1 13.C2-J ; and in
Ireland 5.312 out of a total of 1W.6C9.
h is tated by friends of 'Gen. Han
d's that that gentleman would like
Jwr comiDatioo, and that he feels
a a new Vice-President he cn do
fctfcr thaa he did tour years ao. He
tot want to run with English
.a. If nominated be promises to
from the army while making his
"1 itai things that I wouldn't allow
Q J tt;.i:t3 tQ jjp' said Brown.
" cvcrnldo. How should I know
-it:okee?out of belr bands If I
!.ya? "Vry true." remarked Fog:
cr rtiiiioj teaches you what to
from jou children, but bow tho
cl joa know what to recommend
tbea.-- Transcript.
A aasiber of human bodic in a cood
;e of preservatioa. dressed in orna
sul costumes, and evidently bclonc--ito
a prehistoric race, have been
lociaa mound in Desha county.
,k , i5' Tt apartment
in
hich
atone.
"oyiu-ue pilUrsand overlapped
Silica.
i
oJow h the time to fire Smith'. Worm
Alichacl IIofTman. who bad his skull
crushed by an elevator accident in New
York, is doing well at St. Vincent's
Hospital, and it is now believed will
recover. Four square inche cf the
brain weru exposed by the frac'uicd
pieces removed, and the thin membrane
had to bo sewed up. the first time such
an operation was ever attempted.
The wile ol Mr. Sp-irgeon, the fa
mous Ioudou preacher, furnishes un
apt illustration ol the work a feeble
woman may do. She has Ion? been an
invalid, but by making photograph
frames and brother means, she ha? es
tablished a ''book fund," from which
sho supplies poor ministers of various
denominations. L-it year she thus
gave away over 7.0C0 brxtks, and in the
past six years nearly 42,000.
The next President must get yo
clectorial votes. The solid South'
gives 153 and New York 30. The
candidate who can carry the South
and New lork, therefore, has a voutc
which, with the aid of Massachusetts or
Indiana, gives him a majority. New
Jersey and Connecticut with New
York and the South would also make a
majority. Hence, says the Washington
Slar. it requires somo of that faith
whicli can removo mountains and rese
fractured arms to claim that Dlaine
can be clecttd without the help of New
York. He can be, indeed, but bo proba
bly won't be.
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO MEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hop Bitter
American Lcdon of Honor
IIkinsdehoer A Three Cents
C W Yates During the Campaign
IUiaki r leas in t Rooms and lloard
Attcnilon Members S. F. E. Co. No. 1
Geo F Tilley nef, Lamb actl Veal
F C Miller J I bton'a Imported Candy
Geo R Fkexcii A Soxs Well Pleased
Proposals St. Stephen's AUE Church
Mcnds USDS. Jk DeKosset The Druggist
The receipts of cottonj at this port
to-day foot up only i bale.
Political gossip is the chief subject of
on rereation on our streets.
Fullest assortment ol FishiD": Tackle
can be found at J a coin's.
t .
Clarendon Council, No. 07, A. L. of
Honor, will meet to-night, at rt o'clock.
Wo invito the attention of our citizens
to the fact that first quality shirts arc
being made to order at one dollar at the
Wilmington Shirt Factory. tf.
One colored man, charged with being
drunk and down, was before the Mayor
this mdrnmc. Ho was sent below tor
7 days lo give him time to get sober.
Bids are called for in this issue for
putting in and completing the gallery and
ceiling the auditorium of St. Stephen's
A. M. . church. See advertisement.
Tho measles have raged seriously
during the Spring months, but arc now
subsiding, the number of cases now
being not near as large as it was a
week or two aco.
We have been delichted with the
frequent showers of tho past few day.
but wc hope that they will not visit us
so often as to injure the growing crops
or produce sickness.
The dredging machine, which has
been absent from its work at Princess
street dock for several days, has return
ed and will rcsumo operations at once
in clearing the dock of its sand and deb
ris. The District Conference of the Wil
mington District will be held at Goshen
church, n Sampson county, beginning
on Wednesday, .July 23J, instead or
Thursday, tho 21th, as heretofore an
nounced. Tho steamer Linden, after hating
been most thoroughly overhauled, re
fitted and in many respects improved
is now ready tor work and wilL resume
her trips to and from Fayettcville to
morrow.
Our thanks are due the commit
tee for an invitation to atUnd the
celebration of tho completion of the
Cape Fear & Ydkiu Valley Fwtilroad
to Greensboro, which is to take place
in that c;ty on the 10th inst.
lcrsoual.
Sir, S. A. Haney, so long and favor
ably known oian oCIccr of the signa
service, has been reassigned to duty here
and returned to the city last night and
at once entered upon his duties. He
relieves Mr. J. M. McCann. who .has
been ordered to the signal office at
Fort Macon, for whiph point be will
leave to-morrow. AH rejoice at Mr.
naney's return while all equally re
For tho Cape Fear.
In the River and Harbor Bill which
passed the House yesterday, the Cape
Fear Uiver and Bar are put down for
but 75.000. Col. Green made a noble
but ineffectual eflort to get this increas
ed to $150,000, asthe following extracts
from tho proceedings cn Wednesday
will show :
The Clerk read as follows :
Improving Cape Fear Itivor below
Wilmington. N. C: Continuing mis
provctueut, $75,000.
Mr. Green I move to strike out
"seventy-five" in line 3SS. and insert
"one hundred and fifty;" 00 that it will
read: nnc hundred and fifty thousand
dollars."
The estimate calls lor an appropna
tion Of $300,000. which can be expend
cd during the year ending June 30, 1885.
We arc cut down iu this appropriation
bill to one-fourth of the amount called
for, which sum is totally inadequate
for the work in hand.
Thi3, Mr. Chairmau. is not a work
ot btato importance alone, it is one
that partakes of the nature of a great
national work. It 13 national in its
importance. In 1851, according to the
measurements of the Coast Survey, the
depth ot water on.the bar at New Inlet
was only lrom seven to eight ieet. Un
der the judicious management of the
engineers the work that has been done
at that point has increased the depth to
s ixteen feet at ordinary tide and eighteen
feet at high tide, and vessels drawing
sixteen feet arc now able to run up to
Wilmington and load. We think it
most im port ant that Wilmington, which
is one ol the mo3t prominent towns on
tho lower Atlantic coast, should bo pro-
tected in her rapidly increasing com-
mcrcc by securing :tho necessary per-
mancnt depth of water for the free nay-
union of this stream.
The engineers estimate that witn a
small additional outlay this depth can
be increased to twenty-two feet, and
Wilmington will then aflbrd the best
harbor of reluire of any port ot our
Atlantic seaboard between Norfolk and
New Orleans. It is most important that
the work should be carried on in order
to prevent damage resulting from de
lay to.the work already in progress.
irt Tneprt
I havo moved, theretore.
150.000 instead of the $75,000 proposed
by the committee.
- . -
1 would say turtner lntniseonoecuon
. i : .inr) ..1
that if this work is suspended it is cal
cnlated that considerable los3 will arise
from the delay on account of increased
expenditures that must be made here
after bv reason ol iniurv that will re
sult to the present plan ot wore.
The encrineers recommended that it
shall he keDt coins' all the time until
completion in order to avoid wastage
Every argument tends to sustain my
position in favor of this increase, and
that liberal anDronriations should be
made. I hope, therefore, the committee
will not reiect the amendment l nave
proposed.
Air. Chairman, the
w
importance of
this work cannot well be. over-stated.
Commercially, and as a harbor ofref
on a roast wiso trada olNorth Carolina.
Wilminffton is the roost importaut
seaport between Norlolklin4,New Or-
leans, and If the forecast or jpgineers
DO not a urcaiu me uaj is uui wi-uib- . - ... j
tant whon under liberal and judicious day in this mbnth, and gave universa
anoroDriations and wise expenditure a satisfaction to his audience, who showl
depth of water will be attained sufficient
W UOil 8DV vessel m i""
onn. irom ner wnarrcs to ocean, anu
aden. lOO. to its Utmost capacity WllU
. . .. ...
i i . 1 C i
uei jiui uu iiuuuuiiui, .it.j-4
elsMra rttrn nnn llimhnr WlT.rlin i.nfl
rllionSfalSMrtto
lt .ri V: . i i u
OQimsuJl:llT
or a coasting Bteuiuur wuum uae iuttuo i
the trio in fear and trembling. From
: l. r . t tU l I
in lool, to seventeen or eigiueen in i
of loncf if wM-M hnvA hprn fin in nnv I
ntUth.n fhia pnir npor nff. m ran p-
working age in which wo live. It is I
lmpossioio to t;iap wuiw wum
stoonine to catch vour breath. A mag
niGcent dam a mile in length has been
constructed to shut outold ocean, which
was craduallv destroying one of the
finest tide-water streams in the world.
and with results such as I have indica
ted.
But, Mr Chairman, the result has
only been halt told. What would now
otherwise have tlegeneratea into a su-
nrfpr thia wll-advised exoendiiure of
rl t"TV. tfiahfnv villn r a hoe I
the Government grown into a vitalized,
ife-throbbinz commercial mart of over
20,000 in population; the largest aepci
Ol navai store in tue wuri'i. uu i
i a : . na.i n tan i
Hvlnninn In'n nnfi - of tha most
important lumbcrana coiion -ex-i
pxrortin? rorta cn
i no t'tiii itt i
"r c . . . 1
ler export shipments, loreigu anu
coastwise, exceeded last year twelve
and a halt million of dollsrs. and her re
turn trade by water carriage more than
lalfasmucb. And this is but the oe-
ginniugot tho end. Tho day i3 not
ar distant, sir, when these lignres as
compared with subsequent develop
ments will be as what her trade tniny
years ago was to what is to day. This
eranu acnievemeut oas oeeu. utuugu
about by a governmental expenditure
TOrf7MtoiiC
of less than 000.000. SDreadinz over
If. "Mr. Chairman, we arc ever iusti-
never was anDrooriation beUei TOtod
or more honestly and judiciously ex-1
rended. I
Iok at material results. J-oi .
mil ions as against two nnnareu uim
Z won! J S trs it. And yet
.... ... m in
when tha macmificcnt work approaches
completion the committee cats us down
to a paltry S75,000, which, under the
circumstances, is less than one-half : of
there fore trust, Mr. Chairman, that the
AtrAeikft m -. .
omission 01 me commiu.ee
will be promptly rectified by the adop
tion 01 tne amendment proposed.
Air, iviuis. 1 desire to say in a
moment that there is no disposition to
neglect the Cape Fear lliver. The
committee recosrnize its iniDortance
But upon examining tho reports ot the
engineers u appeared that on tne 1st
day of July. 1883. there was S168.302.
52 on hand, and it was thought, there
fore, that' this additional amount of
$75,000 with the amount the Depart
ment had 011 hand would cover the
probable expense for the coming fiscal
year. This was especially apparent to
the committee in view of the fact that
of the appropriation of $225,000 two
years ago they bad succeeded in ex
pending only s 1 19,000.
Mr. Green. What is the amount that
the gentleman now understands to be
on hand?
Mr. Willis. On the 1st of July some-
thins over 168,000.
The Chairman. The question is on
agreeing lo the amendment of tbe gen
tleman from North Carolina.
The amendmeat was not agreed to.
Concert To-Niffht.
The Cornet Concert Club will give
an open-air concert at the City Hall
Park, this evening, commencing at 6 30
o'clock, and the public are respectfully
inyited to attend.
The programme wiil consist of an
overture, waltzes, serenade, polonaise
and conclude with a march.
A Curiosity.
John McKoy, colored, brought into
our office a vegetable curiosity in the
shaoe of a cabbaare raised in his warden
at Hiltorj It wa3 of the j Wake
field variety and contained seven dis
trict and separate heads upon a single
stalk, besides three others that were
beginning to form.
Progressive.
The march of improvement and in
tellectual progress has extended into
Brooklyn, as a sign in that portion of
the sity, bearing the following legend,
will show:
"Barber Shop
Razors stropt.
Hair Cutting
SEampooting
writ in hear
and letters
cash."
cheap for
Everybody in want of Paints, White
Lead, Glass &c. should go to Jacobi's
to get best qualities and lowest prices. f
Call Extended.
At a meeting of the members of the
Second Presbyterian Church, held last
Wednesday night, an invitation was
extended to Rev. Wm. S. Lacy, of
WUUU3UW4W muwio wumJf w
its pastor. Mr. Lacy, who is Clerk ol
the Synod, preached in the Second
pre35yterian church on the first Sun-
e(j thejr appreciation of his worth a3 a
I u:: ::t.. u
i -
I . 1 :
tauon iu oewuie me pastui mu uuaoi
I j. . , rii i tt
ujuua yuiwu wi mu vuuivu. iiw oaioij,
I 1 1 i r t -.
ne accepts, win oe nxeu a iuu a
vpnr with house rent free. It 13 not vet
,.. ;n. u, ,J
kuowu m w .v,, wuU
nmhahilities are favorable that he will.
uuuucu juauwuuuiii.
14U '
aoaress jesietuaj au mu muimeuue
ment Excercises ot Laurmburg High
school, tie spoe witnout notes or
manuscript and yet a gentlemen who
heard him teHs us that it was one of
tbe finest of his many fine efforts. The
M
occasion, we unaersianu, was a
. 1 . a
erjf
pleasant one. There was a large atten
dance and Col. Waddell was introduced
by Mr. Jno. D. Shaw, of Rockingham,
0n nf ,he moat intcrestin? features of
the occasion-one that was peculiarly
interesting to those from this city who
were in attendance, was the fact that one
. . 8tudents. Mr. McCann. sooke
-
rjj . . r,, ,
"auueM auuireso xwuuen.
tmqeu, anu was awarueu iub piuu
i l i
A Nice Orchard.
Capt. William A. Cammimr, of thi3
city, has a tract of land containing CO
acres, at Maultsby's Point, on the
Black river, in Tender county', which
is devoted exclusively to the cultivation
of fruit. The orchard consists of apple.
pear, plum and peach trees, and . this
year the apple and peach trees arc
bountifully with excellent fruit-
:ust becinninz to bear. Yesterday "the
steamer John Daxtson brought down!
P0 bushels of peaches, and she took up
to - day a large number of empty crates.
which will bo filled and brought here
luriuuitvni uw uiuu.u.i,
... . i
cntly situated fpr shipping purposes asi
ft is nirht at a landioir on IJlack river.
while a landing on tboCap3 Fear is
onlr two miles distant. It is bat IS
Harnett Township.
Pursuant to the call f the County
Ex. Committee, the Democrats of nar-
nstt township met on the 13th inst ,
at Macumbcr's store and appointed the
following delegates to the County Con
vention, to be held on the ICth: 11. II.
McKoy, A. A. Moseley W. F. Alex
ander, Geo." W. Harper and Ei L.
Pearcc.
The followinrTwere elected Executive
Committee: W. B. McKoy, A. A.
Moseley, L. It. Mason, Ja. Macum.
ber, and E. W. Manning.
A Happy Event.
On Wednesday evening,
at St.
James' Church, in this city, Mr. Her
b;rt R. Latimer was united in marriage
to Mis Fanny, daughter of thc "la?e
Adam Empie. both of this city. The
church was filled to its utmost capacity
by those who were present to witness
the ceremony. On the arrival of tbe
bridal party the bride and her maids
five in number entered the front of the
church and, advancing up the main
aisle to the altar, were met there by the
groom and his attendants. The cere
niony was performed in a very impres
sive manner by Rev. Daniel Morrelle
The ladies in the bridal party
were all exquisitely dressed in white,
the bride in white satin, with a long
train, and the bridesmaids in whita
walking-dresses, and small white bon.
nets.
At, the close of the ceremony, the
bridal party drove to the residence,
where a reception was held, after which
the happy couple lelt on the North
bound train for New York, from whence
they will sail in a few days for a lour
in Europe.
Eggs were retailing at 18 cents a
dozen at some of the grocery stores to
day.
Another large consignment of Sash,
Djaors & Blinds at Factory prices, just
received at Jacobi's Hardware Depotf
DIED.
SCARBOROUGH In Goldsboro. on the 12th
nisi., or consumption, kuisekt Lu sjuak
BOROUGH, eldest son cf John A. and Ann
M. Scarborough, aged 22 years, 4 months and
23 days.
Dearest Robbie, thou has left us,
We thy loss doth deeply feel;
But 'tis God who hath be eft us,
He can &U our sorrows heal.
' The funeral will take place from St. Thom
as' Catholic Church, Saturday morning, at 10
o'clock. Friends and acquaintances f the
family are invited to attend.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Board.
pLTsaSANT rooms and KOABD can
be had by applylnar at oec3 at THE IIOLMfcS
HOUSE, Northwest corner Third and Chest
nht street. innel3 1t
Proposals.
iiius
WILL
BE RECEIVED BY THE
i jr
tecretary of St.
Stephen's A. M. E. Church
BuiiQing committee, Jo?. K. Sampson, fat
RMafar nf TlnaHa nflinii until T.in - igci
f,uu
ceihnc: the auditorium.
PlaDs and specifications can be seen at the
i oiuce of the secretary.
The Committee reserves the rlzht to rcicct
any inoompeient uiaaer.
JAMES W. TELFAIR, Chairman.
JOS. E. SAMPSON, Secretary.
Wilmington, N. C, Jane 13, 133.
june 13 ?t
Aliefluon mcmccrs if. o, I. L. 10. AO. J,
tr.l. nr o r n n v
YOU ARE HEREBY" ORDERED TO AP
pear In fuU uniform, at vonr Ensrlne
i xiouse, io-nigu(. ai a o cioci, ior mrpectlon.
I . . . . . . . . . . . ?
I liiiag your x&ugus (;apg, as tne uommlttcc
aetire u retain tne KCKUUUon Hats for shin-
ment. It Is absolutely necessary that all mem-
Jc ?S,Jiintaiifnp" ?"
final arrangements will be made In regard to
dq inp. uy oruer or tne r oreman.
jeu it w. c. CKAKT. Secfy
Beef, Lamb
and
Veal.
i "v w v.a
for to-morrow. Floe fresh LAMBS off
Cape Fear River. The bet of tbe season.
Leave oricxi with
GEO. r.
TILlKf,
sun so.
fflne 13 It
c.
The Druggist.
Man's neact bst friend Is ibeAmggUt,
Hmlilirates life's ills-
He sells naCpUsters for (mi backs.
And oar prescriptions bus.
When we go moping 'round about
With any sled of pats, 1
He's nnick to find panacea
That makes us well agita.
If there no money In c-nr purse.
There's kindness in his heart, -
ne'ii wiui compassion ease our pa'.a -
In peace let us depart, j
Such Is the druggist you will meet,
At leut such I have met, I
Yoa ask their natne? Weil, these are lhcr.
Munds Bros. & DeRosseh
NEW- ADVERTISETJEITT3.
Well Pleaded.
JLL THE BOTS AltE PLEASED WITH.
moid U AXDSOME SHOES, The fit Bitcly,
loak well ami wear satl&XactotUj.'j
We have a line lino of LA.DICS, SSE3
and cniLDKK3 SnpES; Pretty lino of
Geo. R; Frcncli & Sons.
lOSORTU FRONT STREET, i
June 13
UST RECEIVED
-AT-
116 (Market Gt.
Another Assortment
'
Braided Jerseys, 1 "
Embroidered While Dresspv
Wide Embroideries, '
Nainsook Checks and Stripes,
Marseilles and Pique Welts, " !
Persian Lawn and Linens,
Tucking and all our Embroideries.
3,OOb Yards
Remnant Embroiderios,
Cheap I . '
In
Extra
I In Silk Sash Ribbon, Black and Col-
,
orcd Jpilks.
Besides a Complete Assortment of
AND
M- -Cl-J-' JJlMJUtJU JJJJJlOt
All at Very Low Prices,
AT - ;''
ivi. rj7. k4TZ
116 Market St.
may ia
Ulaine & Lyan. P
rilHElB NOMINATION DOES NOT CEElf
2 i gcnerafaaitafactton to ib'e apobiica '
dispofcitioD to bolt. Let 'em rip. The conntrr
will be rerfectlr ssfe as lonjr as McGOWAN
sells the best and the coolest Deer In the city,
at a cents a glass. And don't forget It is tne
only plce In the city where rou can get that
rour year old uiemmer WhUkey. Jane 11
At Three Cents.
jTE W YORK B E lALDS WILL BE SOI D
rm this date at THREE CEXTS.
SUNDAY IIEFALO at FIVE CE5Tf.
HEINSBERGEIi'Sj
june 13 lire Cook and Idusto Store r
Daring the Campaign.
ITTE WI1LT TUIiSlSU EJTiYOItK TA-
f f . - I! ;rJ ,. !' - -
TZ&i at the followle pxlcei ; . -
HERALD, (rncJuiio. F unl yV per week 'iU.
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TIMES.
4,
I TEXCUKE.
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4 It ft 1 1-
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XATJOOIX STOKE,
gret Mr. McCann's departure.
what is Impcrauiely oexnanaea. x
miles from tho city.
213 1 Market fc ucctf
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